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Battle between Manual Vs Electric tooth brush

What kind of tooth brush should you use?

USE THE RIGHT TOOL,
FOR THE RIGHT JOB,
IN THE RIGHT WAY.

Proper dental care starts right at your home with your routine dental habits.
Brushing is the most important & effective way for the best oral health & hence
should not be neglected. When you visit the super market the dental care aisle
is flooded with variety of options available for you to use …. simply confusing
you all the more

There are two different types of toothbrushes available in the market: manual
and electric. Both options are effective, but some patients and professionals
prefer one over the other. What works for one patient may not necessarily work
for you, so it might be a good idea to try both to see which one you would prefer.
Both manual & electric toothbrushes are considered good for removing plaque
from the tooth.

BUT YOU HAVE TO USE THE PROPER TECHNIQUE !!!!!!!!!!!!! & it is easier to use
the proper technique with electric toothbrush.
If you are able to maintain a good oral hygiene without facing any dental
problems while using a manual tooth brush…..then keep using it.

However if you need to visit the dentist frequently & if he suggests that you
should concentrate on a particular area more, then you should give electric tooth
brush a try. They will definitely make your job easier.
Consider the following points before you decide which one is right for you:

1. Technique is important:
It doesn’t matter which one you are using, if you don’t use the right technique.
Ask your dentist for the right brushing technique.

2. For people with limited mobility:
Electric toothbrushes are helpful for people with limited mobility, people
suffering from stroke, arthritis & developmental disabilities. Electric tooth
brushes work best even with little hand movements.

3. Effective in patients undergoing Orthodontic treatment (Braces):
An electric toothbrush uses special types of bristles and produces precise
movement. The bristles of an electric toothbrush vibrate to produce a rotational
movement that helps in removing plaque and food debris from teeth, gums, and
braces more effectively and easily by getting into the hard to reach areas.

4. Encourages kids to brush:
It encourages kids to brush who are not interested in brushing. It helps in
cultivating good oral habits.

5. Elder friendly:
It is suitable for elders who do not have finger dexterity to brush properly.

6. Pressure sensor:
Brushing your teeth too hard can lead to sensitive teeth. If you brush your teeth
with too much force, you can wear down the tooth enamel and expose the
dentin. An electric toothbrush with a pressure sensor will alert you when too
much force is being applied to your teeth. This will help to stop you from
brushing too hard and damaging the tooth enamel.

7. Stimulation to the gums:
Electric toothbrush with its rotational & precise movements provides stimulation
to the gum tissues & promotes better blood flow which will lead to healthy gums.

8. Built-in-timer:
Electric toothbrush has a built-in-timer that determines the duration of brushing
time. It ensures that a person will brush for a certain period of time. It ensures
that you brush long enough to sufficiently remove food from the teeth.
Understanding how to brush your teeth is important. Deciding which one to use
is a personal choice. Ask your dentist for the right technique & the right brush
for you.

 

HAPPY BRUSHING!!!!!!!!!


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Invest in your smile you wear it every day!

The main asset behind a smile is a healthy set of teeth. This is why investing in your smile, and mainly your teeth, leads to a profitable outcome – a boost in confidence and good health. Achieving healthy teeth takes a lifetime of care.
It’s crucial to take the right steps every day to take care of them and prevent problems. This involves getting the right oral care products, as well as being mindful of your daily habits.

1. Don’t go to bed without brushing your teeth.

When you eat during the day, millions of bacteria inside your mouth feast
with you. Just like you have to excrete waste from time to time, so do the
bacteria in your mouth. The waste product from these microorganisms is
highly acidic. It breaks down the enamel of your teeth, leading to tooth
decay, cavities, and gum disease.
When you go right to bed without brushing, the plaque in your mouth begins
to harden. Once plaque hardens, it becomes tartar and is not removed by
simple brushing. The only way to get tartar off your teeth is by going to the
dentist for a professional teeth cleaning.
Failing to brush your teeth at the end of the day gives the bad bacteria in
your mouth many hours to feast on the debris and release acids that cause
tooth decay and gum disease.

2. Brush properly

The way you clean your teeth is also equally important. In fact doing it
improperly is almost as bad as not brushing the teeth at all. Plaque if not

removed can harden, which in turn will lead to calculus build-up. You
should spend some time brushing your teeth in gentle circular motions.

3. Don’t neglect your tongue

If not cleaned regularly, tongue can harbour bacteria’s which in turn leads to
bad mouth odour. By scraping or brushing your tongue, you will remove the
layers of bacteria that cause stinky breath.

4. Select the right toothpaste

Fluoride is the most important ingredient to look for when selecting a
toothpaste. It helps strengthen the weak areas of the tooth and exposed roots.
It is a natural mineral that assists to prevent tooth decay. Therefore, using
fluoride toothpaste can reduce the risk of tooth decay and enhance the
strength of the teeth.

5. Treat flossing as important as brushing

You should develop a habit of flossing at least once a day. It not only
removes food lodged in between the teeth but also stimulates the gums,
reduces plaque & lowers the chances of inflammation in the interdental
areas.

6. Make mouthwash a integral part of your dental hygiene routine

Mouthwash reduces the amount of acid in the mouth, cleans hard to brush
areas in an around the gums & most importantly helps in remineralization of
the teeth.

7. Watch what you eat

It fresh fruits & green vegetables which are fibrous. These harder to chew
foods have cleansing action on the teeth.

Limit intake of sugary & acidic foods. They erode the enamel of your teeth
which in turn leads to cavities. Tea & coffee can even stain your teeth.

Your everyday habits are very important for your overall oral health. Even after religiously developing the above said habit you  need to visit your dentist regularly. Not only can your dentist remove calculus & look for cavities, but they will also be able to spot potential issues & offer treatment solutions.






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